The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-27
Late Foreign News.

Lulu L UlUlSl NUWD.
The British bark Lady Lampson
arrived from san Francisco this
morning, bringing dates to the 18th
inclusive. The following is a brief
summary of the latest ncws:--
After q lengthy discussion on the
Coercion Bill on the 10th instant,
Mr.. W. II. Smith moved the Cloturc.
and it was carried by 2Si to 1917.
Parnelps amendment was rejected
by 30l to 1871.
After further discussion Smiths
complete motion was carried under
the cloture by 2ij to 80, amid
cheers and counter cheers.
Smith then proposed to postpone
the further discussion of the bill in
committee.
Healy asked that discussion be
preceded with on Saturday, but
Smith declined.
Conybear, supporting Healy, was
commenting on the humorous talent
of Smith when the latter appealed
to the chair.
The chair said: 81 must say that
the whole tone of this debate has
been disgrace to the House,
Conybear was about to continue,
when Smith moved the cloture, and
it was carried by POP to 80. TCres
Of "Shame!' ''Disgraceful!" etc. I
st. Petersburg, June 10.--Severe
shocks of earthquake have occurred
at Vernoye, in Turkistan. The town
was almost entirely destroyed. One
hundred and twenty-five persons
were killed and l75 injured.
The Emperor William has alb
dominal cramps; the Crown Prince
is much better.
Athens, June 10.-King George
and the Crown Prince have started
for London to attend the Queens
jubilee.
Vienna, June lO.-The Emperor
of Austria starts for England on
July I'd, and will stay for Il month
at Cromer, a watering-place in Nor
folk.
UNITED STATES.
Albany, June 10.-President
Cleveland and party reached here
this morning, drove to the new
Executive Mansion and breakfasted
with Governor Hill.
New York, June 10.--At $3.50 p.
NJ. to-day President Cleveland
reached Jersey City from Albany.
Washington, June 1O.-The Pre-
sident arrived in this city at 0
O'Clock tonight. A carriage was in
waiting at railroad yard, and he
entered it and was driven to the
White House.
Oswego On. W, June 1O.-Mrs.
Cleveland arrived here this evening,
accompanied by friends. She will
remain the guest of Mrs. Kingsford
for two weeks, after which both
ladies will attend the commencement
exercises at Wells College, Aurora,
N. Y.
English yachtsmen think the This
tie is at her best in light winds.
Tenebreuse won the race for the
| Grand Prize of Paris yesterday.
Lawrence Donovan jumped from
London Bridge into the Thames.
Beach has accepted Il challenge to
row Trickett for the worlds cham
pionship.
The Immortalile, new British
war vessel, was successfully tloated
at Chatham on 9TH June. She is
5000 tons displacement, of $500
horse power, and is expected TO
steam Is knots.
Nlinting won the Jubilee Cup at
Ascot for three-year Odds.
Several more cases of smallpox
have been discovered in Chicago.
Emperor William is convalescing.
DIR. Mckenzie pronounces the Crown
Princes condition satisfactory.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Sultan declines to ratify the
Egyptian Convention with England.
1t stipulates for three years British
occupation, the Egyptian army to be
Differed by Englishmen for five
years, and re-occupation to be at the
discretion Of England for the prcser-
walton of the peace.
The Manchester (England) ship
canal bill was read first time in the
House of Commons, June s.
Askabad has been occupied by
10000 Russian troops. The Russians
have made considerable advance
on Herat. Two Afghan regiments OF
the garrison OF Herat have deserted,
in consequence of an appeal by the
Ameer OF Bokhara, feudatory of
Russia.
The traffic in young girls con-
tinues in London. A shocking case
has come before the Lambeth Police
| Court recently.
Rare and valuable works OF art
have been discovered in an old
butchers shop ut Greenwich.
Thirty Apache Indians are on the
war path in Arizona and the United
States army is in full pursuit.
A German syndicate is trying to
get the monopoly of iron production
in Canada,